We’re celebrating ten very full years of filming weddings, creating and preserving memories. Our hearts are so full looking back over the friends we’ve made and the stories we’ve not only documented but have been a part of.

Thankfully January 4th 2020 dawned clear and bright, albeit a bit windy but perfect for filming a winter wedding.

To say these two are the most amazing lovely troopers we’ve yet had the pleasure filming a wedding video for would be an understatement.

Tammy’s a school teacher for the Catholic system and Ben is a Denturist. Is it cheesy to say they had us smiling all day? But really, they did. Some weddings hit all the emotions and this one did not disappoint.

Brittany and Brandon’s letters to each other will move you, and you’ll feel like you know them.

When Sarah swiped right little did she know she’d be falling in love with an Oilers’ fan! Her long time love for the Maple Leafs was over shadowed by her endearment for a Fort Saskatchewan boy.

The magnitude of what we do hit home this week. We don’t just provide a service as a vendor on a wedding day. We capture memories and we authentically portray one day that represents two lives intertwining to become one beautiful story. 

We’ve never spent the 4th of July in the US, but the next best thing is spending it with a group of visiting Americans and filming their wedding! Linh and Kaonou brought friends and family up to Alberta from let’s see….. New York, North Carolina, Texas, Tennessee, and I’m sure I missed some in-between. When […]

When clients book with us it’s often months or even a year before their wedding date. During that time we’re working diligently to boost the worth of their wedding film.

Last weekend Dean and I had the huge honour of filming Heather and Riley’s wedding. This brave couple along with 90 of their closest family and friends converged on Banff from Portland Oregon and all over the US, to experience nuptials at 2500 meters (that would be 8041 feet for our friends south of the border).